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Opened 19 January 1982 at the [[People's Space]]. | Opened 19 January 1982 at the [[People's Space]]. | ||
| − | Produced by [[CAPAB]] Drama opening 21 August 1993 at the Nico Arena directed by [[Mavis Taylor]], set design by [[Keith Anderson]], lighting design by [[Jack Arnott]]. The cast: [[Camilla Waldman]] (Antonia), [[Jamie Bartlett]] (Giovanni), [[Anthony Bishop]] (Luigi), [[Gail Reagon]] (Margherita | + | Produced by [[CAPAB]] Drama opening 21 August 1993 at the Nico Arena directed by [[Mavis Taylor]], set design by [[Keith Anderson]], lighting design by [[Jack Arnott]]. The cast: [[Camilla Waldman]] (Antonia), [[Jamie Bartlett]] (Giovanni), [[Anthony Bishop]] (Luigi), [[Gail Reagon]] (Margherita), [[Peter Butler]] (Sergeant, Inspector, Undertaker, Old Man). |
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Revision as of 15:27, 6 November 2014
A farce by Dario Fo (born 1926) written in Italian in 1974, titled Non si paga! Non si paga!
Contents
The original text
Translation into English, published by Methuen, 1987.
Translations and adaptations
Can't pay? won't pay! translated by Lino Pertile; adapted by Bill Colvill and Robert Walker; introduced by Stuart Hood and Franca Rame. Translation and adaptation of: Non si paga, non si paga! This adaptation was commissioned by Omega Stage and first presented at the Criterion Theatre, London on July 15, 1981. Previously published under title: We can’t pay? we won’t pay!
Performance history in South Africa
Opened 19 January 1982 at the People's Space.
Produced by CAPAB Drama opening 21 August 1993 at the Nico Arena directed by Mavis Taylor, set design by Keith Anderson, lighting design by Jack Arnott. The cast: Camilla Waldman (Antonia), Jamie Bartlett (Giovanni), Anthony Bishop (Luigi), Gail Reagon (Margherita), Peter Butler (Sergeant, Inspector, Undertaker, Old Man).
Sources
1789 programme, 1981.
Can't Pay? Won't Pay! programme, 1993
Stellenbosch University Library Catalogue.
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